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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-04-25
NORTIIWARD.
SOUTHWARK

FUaIIy brtWtHll Nc hnnnh and ChalIestOn
4Sundays ouly.
Train No 81 makes no connection with Port
Royal and Augusta Railway. and stops only ut
Ridgcland Green Pond and RGycncl Train
a. stops only az Yemassee and Green Pond,
and connects for Beaufort and Port Royal daily,
aud for Aeudale daily, except Sunday. Trains
81 and ~ connect from aud for Beaufort and
Port Royal daily, except Sunday.
For tickets sleeping ear reservations and all
other Information, apply 10 William Bren,
Special Ticket Agent - Bun street. and at
Charleston and Savannah Railway ticket Office
AZ Savannah, Florida and Western Railway
depot. g. S. GADSDEN, Supt.
Nov IL, 1870
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RAILROADS.
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Savannah, Florida G Western RaiITlI11rr,

[All trains on this road are run bv ~.
Standard Time Nentra
IIME CARD IN EFFECT DECFNpp,,
1856 Passenger trains on this road ald5ln 1ii !
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Merchants and Miners Transportation COMFY.
For Baltimore.

THE STEAMSHIPS of this Company are ap--
L pointed to sail from Savannah for Balti-
more as follows-city time:
WIN. CRANE, Capt. BILLUPs, TUESDAY, April
26, at "a. NJ.
JOHNS HOPKINS, Capt FOSTER, MONDAY,
May 2, at PIP. NJ
VIM. CRANE, Capt. BnLUPs, SATURDAY,
May :, at p. NJ.
JOHNS HOPKINS, Capt. FOSTER, THURSDAY,
May IL, at I'm.
And from Baltimore on the days above named
at p. NJ.
Through bills ladng given to all points West,
all the manufacturing towns in New England
and to ports of the United Kingdom and the
Continent.
JAS B. WEST & CO., Agents.
ia BaY street
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Pc Baut of nausell was orgauiDi
"Wednesday
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ALBANY EXPRESS

Stops at ali regular stations. Pullman buffet
sleeping cars to and from Thomasville and
Washington, and Savannah and Jacksonville
and to and from Jacksonville and Nashville via
Townsville and Montgomery. Pullman buffet
cars and Mann boudoir buffet cars via WaycrOSs
Albany and Macon, and via WaycroSs Jesup and
Macon, between Jacksonville and Cincinnati
Also, through passenger coaches between Jack
sonville and Chattanooga.
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NINA
ct-y RISES
sCS SETS.
HIGE WATT
H>
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6teamsn
Jas B Wes'
Steamer
Rpya and
&eantu.
peller Tow
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NEW ORLEANS EXPRESS
EAST FLORIDA EXPRESS.

Pullman buffet cars to and from Jacksopv
and New York, to and from Jacksonville 4
New Orleans via Pensacola.
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WEST INDIA FAST Mali.

Sat NJ ~n, Lv... Tampa. Ar Fri, Sun
We'd. ri IA Tues p m
sun p m Ar. Key West .Lv Thurs'Sa
Thurs. Sat Mon apm
Mon a M Ar. Havana Lv Thurs, Sat
Pullman buffet cars to and from Mon N0n an . n
and Tampa 4'0N York
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ON and after SUNDAY, March %, 1897 trains
" will arrive and leave as follows:
*Deiy. tDaily except Sundays. +Daily ex-
cent MONDAYS
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-03

SrRNcWfLD, April 2.-Ihe Attorney
General has given an opinion iu ihe case
of the complaint OF the Board Of Trade
OF Chicago made 10 the railroad and
warehouse commissioners against the
railroad companies running east from
Chicago for refusing 20 issue 10 shippers
a clean bill of lading showing the true
and correct weight OF grain loaded in it,
ears. as required by statute. The Aitor-
ney-General holds that the refusal Of the
companies to comply with the request is
a violation of the statute, and that they
are liable to the penalty which is 800
for euch offense.
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The Baltimore and Ohio Telegraph
Company has signed a contract with the
French Gable Company for an exclusive
interchange of business. II does net
abr0rate the relations between the Balti-
more and Ohio and the Mackay- y-Benneit
Commercial Gables. The officers of the
company announce that they will extend
theif lines sggressiyely into all competi-
tive territory. They say that the COM
uany il making money while the earn
me- Of ihe Western Union are constantly
decreasing They now have $4,000 miles
of actual wire
This announcement and the appoint
mont of William Clements as general
Eastern manager Of the railroad, and W.
vs. Peabody general Western manager,
and the prospecting tour South OF !.
Harrison Garrett. are all taken in Bali
more as corroboratOry of the accomplish
mmt 0f tue Baltimore and Ohio deal.
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BIsI,NIIiE~

W $ Edmond and family. OF Kings
tom, y g.. are al the So. James Hotel
The regular monthly meeting of The
Common Council Will Dee held tomorrow
night
Bv request Governor Lee yesterday
Sent pictures of himself and Mr., Lee TO
CLERK August, 90 De placed ia our City
Hall cornerstone
A special meeting Of Thoma, Brennan
Branch. Irish National Land League, will
be- held al Cathedral Hall at I o'clock
pm. to-day
Al the Medical College commencement
Thursday night, Dr. Henry ID. B. Bur
well received Dr. D. $ ID. Cullen's prize
for the best standing in surgery
The home office of the Southern Acct
dent Insurance Company has been re-
moved TO III; East Main street, in the
office occupied by Warren and Quarrels.
The regular monthly meeting of the
English Lutheran Mission Sunday-school
will be held at the chapel, corner of
Thirtieth and : streets, this evening at
$3.50 o'clock
At Marshall-strcet Christian church to-
day Rev. l.. 4. Cutler will preach at II
o'clock am. on the Difference Between
Sinners and Christians" AT 5 o'clock
pm, subject Freedom from Sin by the
Truth.
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PRICE, ONE CENT.
4 TERRIBLE CRASH.
Two Trains Meet on One Track This M"rn-
ing in Canada.

Sr Tuo,,s OSr. April "A terrible
collision occurred on the Michigan Zen
trail railroad this morning eight miles east
Of springfield, and about two mites from
this city. resulting in the deaths OF Brake
men John Odbur and -- burnham u.
The eastbound train. heavily laden With
merchandise which left ~. Thomas al
midnight in charge Of Conductor X. W.
Smith. Engineer Perry Van Houghton'
and Brakemen Burnham ard Jackson
c0llided with the westb0und freight, run
ming twenty miles an hour. The vest
bound train was in charge of Conductor
! G.. Coliente, Engineer Vail, and BRAKE
man Odburt.
The westbound got orders at Tilson-
burg 90 meet The eastbound at Springteid'
and Operator Brown at Springfield re-
ceived orders from the train dispatchers
10 hold the easthound train till the west
bound arrived The operator failed 10
put ont his signal, and the eastbound
train passed Springfield at speed OF
twenty-five miles an hour.
The two trains met with "A terrible
crash Engineer Vail and his fireman
Jumped i'm time TO save their lives, as did
Enrineer Van Houghton and his fireman,
but Brakeman Odburt went down with
the wreck, and his body has not yet been
recovered. Brakeman Burnham also
went down with the wreck, and was so
terribly injured he died at noon. The
wreck was most complete.
Twenty.six ears and two engines are
broken into spinters and piled up on the
track loriy-fye feet high. \ wrecking
train and a gang of men are at work, but
10 will be forty-eight hours before the
track is cleared Brakeman Burnham
wa, acting as substitute for another
brakeman who failed 10 report for duty
ON fhe train
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JOY AND DESPAIR.
william g. Busch Saved from The Gal
lows McCabe Must Hang.

HARRISBURG. Pa. April 2.-The state
Board Of Pardons Yesterday committed
the death sentence of William G.. Busch
TO imprisonment for life He was TO be
hanged ia Elk county Cor the murder Of
his brother next Thursday. The Board
reached this decision because IL believed
that The fatal shooting was done during
"a running fight between the two brothers.
Busch escaped from Jail after his appli-
cation had been made 90 the Board, but
this fact did not weigh against him in
their review of thc case Busch IS one Of
The worst criminals I'm the State and he is
"a member NJ very bad family The de-
prayily of Dis relatives was shown by
their repairing 20 Ridgeway short time
since 90 see William hanged. they not
having heard That he bad been rcspited TO
enable hi- case to De finally considered by
ihc B0nrl Of Pard0u-.
The Board declined 10 interfere with
the execution of James McCabe. of Wayne
county, whose hanging Is fixed for the
2lsi instant This action of the Board
was largely due TO the filing Of state
ments by several of the Jurors who con
yicted McCabe. denying that they had
signed the petition in which their names
appeared which was submitted 90 the
Board
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ATLANTA. GA. April When the
Interstate DID came up in Congress The
Chamber 0f Commerce Ha- tlc lrl t0
telegraph 70 demand for .,- passage Now
that it Is in force thc same body IS lhe
first to object Rates on many articles
20 the South are doubled The secretary
of The Chamber of Commerce avs "a
strict Interpretation of the iaw viii De-
disastrous 90 an interior Southern points,
FUN rates on Southern good. sent North
viii De prohihiiory. The cotton factors
were enabled by special rates to nnd q
Northern market tor threciour.h- Of thc
product of their mills and now Chat rates
are % De- increased fhrce-f0id f0rh.ddiug
competition with New England mills.
the manufacturing industry nili be quite
seriously crippled Many merchants and
business men are at astandstill not know
ing what tO dO.
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over Hundred Persons ia the Drouth-
stricken Countie. without Food.

Over Hundred Persons in the Drouth-
stricken Countie. without Food.
GALVESTON. Ten, April "A special
10 the Aecs from Austin says State SEN
ator Woodward of Calhoun county. has
received q statement from AfascOsa
county, sworn 20 by four responsible cit
izens and endorsed by the county Judge,
sheriff, and county clerk. giving ihe
names Of nineteen families I'M precints
three, five, and six I'm that county. whom
the atlantis declare are in condition Of
starvation caused by the drouth The
number of persons in each family Is
stated, showing total number of l06
persons.
The paper state, that these families
are unable 90 procure sufficient food. and
are now res0riing. I'm some cases. 20 eat
ing carcasscs of cattle That have died
from starvation. and begging bread from
their neighbOrs TO sustain litc Those
who would aid them If possible are them
selves i'm distress. and have nothing that
can be spared The signers Of the state
ment appeal for aid from the legislature.
but a. nothing more can he expected from
thar source, 10 is left for the generous and
more fortunate of other counties to rem
der such aid as they can The statement
represents a deplorable state of affairs.
and concludes by saying that whatever is
done should be done at once
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LoNDoN. April Edmund Robertson.
NJ. p. has 70 work In press called Ameri-
can Home Ruiz" 10 will De published By
Black. Avoiding home controversies. the
author gives a description of the Ameri-
can Government a- bearing "u the general
question of local government
Herbert Spencer, though not strong
enough 10 attempt continuous literary
work. E, occupying himself with writing
"reminiscences of his early days
The first volume OF the new history OF
English literature announced by Mac
milan. will De Elizahefhian literature bv
George Sanitsbufy.
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\ rERRlmIE nNrrRlENcn.
Three Men Who Deserted From the North-
west Territory.

west Territory.
FoRr SHAW, MoNT. April . The -to-
ry of The terrible experience of three
men comes from Fort As-inib0ine, a mill
ilary post l24 miles north of here The
men. whose names are Naldron. owen,
and McCuig. deserted from the North
west Territory mounted police and left
Leith bridge for Montana ON March 10Th
Having nothing Co feed their horses on
they were compelled 20 abandon them
and started on foot Having to wade
through deep snow thaIr suifcrings were
intense.
Berries picked from bushes formed
their only sustence for fifteen d8y, When
within twenty-five miles from Assini-
boine. owen fell exhausted by fbe way.
and his companions being 100 weak to
carry him be was lcit 90 his fate NcCuig
and Wsdron finally reached Assiniboine
where aid was given by thr commanding
oflicers. who dispatched 20 party to find
Owen. and hc was brought i'm They are
an snow blind Wallr0n and McCuig
may recover with Che loss of both feet
owen viii die
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Prf-rrRe. pa. April g-The large
brick building owned by smith * sons.
ail0r-. corner Wylic avenue and Federal
streets. was entirely consumed by hre
this morning The building was formerly
ID Catholic college hut has been remed
dled q, hat aul Was occupied by i've
families The flames originated in the
cellar and rushed through fhe elevator
shaft t0 fhe roof Mrs WIFI. who 0ccu-
pied thr Nth loor Slid to thc ground by
a rope Nr- r. W Black ON thc fourth
floor. started down stairs with her babe.
uppol. fell rolled down TWO flights
through the lame. reaching the street
bu. lulc injured Mrs Frank Nerrimau
wife of telegrapher became hy,terical.
and Is in precari0u- condition Henry
Smith and SON were severely burned
about their heads and arms The loss Is
estimated ai s3G9jO. insurance $4,000
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CmcAoo. April > About 500 people
witnessed the horseshoe turning match
between John Tunney and Mark Walsh,
both o' mis- city, for $3.50 side, at Cav
airy Hall ia.t night The match was
closely contested, Tunney winning in one
h0ur twelve minutes and fifteen seconds,
bnIing Champion Dunns record by thir-
y-ilo minutes. Walsh was defeated by
seven shoes.
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,Ir. ,lanning'- Condition

NEW YORK. April 2.-Sub.Treasurer
Cmda. Of This city, cabled 10 ex.Treasurer
jordan al London yesterday, asking if
tle reports regarding Secretary Man.
nin4- illness were correct MI Canda
has received the following reply:
rmda. Iitaur0r. Nor York.
Deny empbalically Greatly improved
sine. arrival JORDAN"
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CENERAL roREIcN NEWS.
Three Nlhnist. Hanged.

BERLIN. April 2-1hree persons who
were concerned i'm the attempt 10 assassi-
nate the Car hv means of bombs, in ST.
Petersburg. ou March l3. we're hanged
Thursday morning Twcntymore officers
In various branches OF the service have
been arrested iu connection with the at
tempt made against the life of the Car
in The park of The Gatschina palace on
Tuesday last
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MoncAN. TEX, April2.-News reached
here last night OF very destructive fire
raging iu Inc cedar brakes on the Brazos
river. ten miles east of here The fire
started Tuesday at the mouth of Leings
creek. and destroyed all the timber on the
Midland md Cherino leagues 10 the
amount of twenty thousand acres Sey-
eral houses have been burned The
damage already amounts 10 100000 and
lhe flames are still raging
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Wanted: Adjustable Glass Eyes

One Of the most serious defects Of the glass
eve is It's single barreled expression To a
person Of sensitive nature this Is an appalling
obstacle. and the man who can invent an eye
that works on The same plan As a seven shot
revolver has millions within his grasp just
imagine what revolution such an invention
would create By simple twitch of the eye
ll the proud owner of revolving eye could
turn 0u amy kind OF emotion he desired This
invention would make the gia,s eye % ptrpet-
al joy 10 the proprietor happened 10 be at
funeral bow easy 20 would Boz % cast gloom
over the whole countenanee by twitchin- the
Il and letting fine eye revoiye around 90
station s. VI sadness and melancholy SO
on Through thc whole list OF emotions. II Do
WIS desired % paralyze q book agent ihe
panorama would move around to the plate
with the "cod, -feeiy glare Thi, could also
be u-el al,A COOL effect 40 church fairs. So
.he eye With fh- soothing, persuasive eX-
preston Hud to such a convenience when
0ne rafl. home lafe from the lodge And 30
ODD lsf. aIa,. the revolving eye has not
b..n invented AMI the dainty c-fh"te who
wIsu.. fo throw h.- soul into Dis -ale must
si-her army an assorted collection in h-
p..s.t nrn nIIF lf Do. emotion iion ont of one
eg- Nru York .oril
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81. JouN. y. j., April "A number
Of .calcrs recently left the shore of Chan.
Iel on the West coast Of Newfoundland.
ON scaling expedition, and The Ice
moving .eaward the men were carried
with it Two bodies have since been re.
covered from ihe ice foe The men had
been frozen t0 death
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Anntl,er HnN Murderer.

HANNmN. Mo. April 2-IIolman
Turner, aged fourteen, was shot and in
stantly killed Yesterday by Eddie Burns,
his schoolmate The boys were playing
Indians" when Burns fingers slipped
from the revolver he was trying TO cock
and the weapon was discharged. the con-
tents entering Turner'S stomach.
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WrcmrA, KAN. April 2-The wealth
jest Chinamm I'm Wichita, sam Wing
was fatally stabbed yesterday whilc sit
ting i'm his fancy goods store. The as
.a-sin slipped up behind him. buried a
dirk In his back and escaped unseen. II
!. generally believed that man weu
known here committed The deed while
drunk. in revenge for a fancied wrong
done by ibe Chinaman -sme time before
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NJ Nnm.nf The EncIe.

sr JonN, y. r., April Further par
iicular- regarding the steamer Eagle dis
a,ter are anNiously awaited. The steamer
Aurora has left for the scene, and I, Is
hoped that Der officers will lind some Of
the Eagles crew alive 4 derelict sail
ing vessel is drifting down on Trepassey
ON thc southwest coast.
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Sick Headache

cured and lbs return prevented by the use
of Dr. Dayid's Vegetable Liver Piils. A. this
r-rn,.siy ha- been thoroughly tested boy num-
fers of our best people. containing Il, II does
nome but vegetable ingredients. 10 should com
npnd itself 10 all sufferers with this terrible
disease. Being extremely mild inaction, these
pills can be taken by both the weak ana the
strong price. % cents box of p Pills I'VE
boxes for 81
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Nnnfhrr shin,,rccll.

PEoYIDENcE, r. J., April 2-The 1870
ton topsMl schooner Era of and from
London, saturday, with crew of twenty
three men, including Captain Spicer,
came ashore In a fog on Charleston
beach Yesterday morning She lies on a
smooth bottom. The schooner had been
cruising for whales south Of Long Is
land
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GREENFIELD. Mass. April 2.-The jury
i'm ihe -hea-Lawles manslaughter case
thi> morning returned verdict OF mot
guilty. Immediately on learning the
verdict Shea started home to ease his cx-
pectaut wife and to receive the congratu-
Afion- OF his friends
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BY TELEGRAPH.
AT HOME AND ABROAD
As SENT OVER THE WIRES.

Terrible Crash starvation in TeNas-A
Extensive Fire The Detroit DefsIcstion-
Desperate Fight with Cowboys 4 Novel
Contest Acquitted Of uanslaughter.
Fatal Collision Wrecks Of Scalers.
Foreign News Weather Indications Sc.
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Fatal Collision.

ST. THOMAS. ONr, April "a collision
occurred near here this morning between
two freight trains Both engines and
twenty six cars We're totally wrecked
Two brakemen were killed. The track
viii Doc blocked for forty-eight hours
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MfAlher ln.iifafian.

AAsnISGToN, April Indications for
he tweniy.iour hours, commencing at
pm. For Virginia, generally fair weath.
er; northwesterly winds, becoming yari.
able high on the coast.
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a traveller m tAe Mississippi river bottoms
came upon an old fellow sitting on " log,
nodlng.
~HHIoar exclaimed the traveller "Do you
hye near here"
"Ovu yam pointing.
"What' down in that low place. It's a
wonder you don't die Why don't you move
away
"Looa here stranger, whar do you liver
"ln the blue grass region OF kcnlucSy
"Why don't you move away
"B. cause / ike the country
"Wrl like ibis here country"
"But, my dear sir, there are many things 70
induce a man 20 live where 1 do. One u
them-aud suppose 10 would strike You
harder tnau amy of the rest-i, that man
does not have 20 work very bard for ly-
ing"
"Polner, that's just the very reason stay
here 10 amt no trouble ter ketch fish enough
ter eat"
"Ye.. bus this bottom overflow. You can't
catch lish then
"No. but then tne picnic comes. fur yer see
the government sends u- meat an meal Pod
ner. ser may talk erbout your blue gras. am
all that. but thar amt noth!n Ike Arin IN a
country whar the government makes % er
pint ter feed yer Cattle mout die, cotton
mout fail an all your work be lost. but thar
amt no danger Nv the government eon'
under. Say, whuts ther river doin' erboyeP
Rising
THANK ther Lawd Nancy arising and
shouting to his wife, 81 bleve ther lords
Iwine ter answer our pra'rn
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RAnw>', Nj, April 2.-The murder.
ed girl Vas Identified to-day by II. j..
Jorgenscn, Of Brooklyn, as Wilhelmins
Johnson, who came from Denmark four
months ago IN search OF her husband who
had de.erleh her
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For good paints, oils, yarnishes, and
glass. call AT Richmond Paint store, No. :
East BrOadstreet.
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Household Ammonia.

Sold by BopEKER Bros, l4l4 Main
street, Richmond, Va.
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For good paints and cheap prices, call
at No East Broad street. Richmond Paint
store"
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The LEGISLATURE
EXTRA SESSION OF ss-sIXTETNTH
DAYS PROCEEDINGS.

In the senate Mr. Causey Republican,
said
simply desire, sir, 20 reaiirm what
! have before said on more than one oc-
casion land / think I can speak for the
other members OF the minority party in
this Senate, although have not had "a
personal consultation ON this subject with
theml, That there are no people in Nir-
ginia more sincerely DESTROYS to see this
question settled and eliminated from po-
litical discussion than we are; but we i'm
sist that 10 shall be settled In accordance
with the Riddleberger bin ] viii state
il was my intention the other day 20 re-
ply % the Senator from Hanover Gen
eral Wickhama who said we wanted 10
dauut the red iar in The mad bulls face
I was exceedingly graiificd ON Yesterday
that there was another Senator who could
haunt the red flaI during mv absence.
General Nickham. in reply said Ny
friend is entirely mistaken when Doe ays
proposed 90 hauui the rcd ilag ON yes
terdaY. wanted 10 Den these people the
bondholdcr- know that wc object 10
thus fixing campaign document, Go De
used in Doe coming election
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When the oyster biiI came up n tAe
House Major Talia'crro said hc desired
to place him,clfou fhe record a- opposed
to the extension oi Che fifteen days in
tine month of May. but making tiriuc of
necessity and I'm spirit of compromise.
agreed % the amendment rather Than risk
more important Interests secured under
the bin fo his constituents.
Mr Curcr said that thc bin did mot
suit him 40 ADJ bat rather than have no
law. md as majority of the committee.
especially ihe TideVaicr members were
in favor of the changes he Aaa I'D accept
fhe hin as reported
The Dim was passed.